The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-12-16

You will nud at bloomfield x
Barnes, Moss Point, n full supply Of
citrOns, c%nrrants, %iellies, preserves,
pecans, almonds, candies III buckets
Vnd packages, mince meat, cranber.
ries, prepared buck wheat, Oat meal
aud rolled wheat, bOneless hams,
boneless Goldfish, sausage, pigs feet
aud everything else good 10 eat for
Christ mas aud any other time.
Divine services at tho churches
will be held at the usual hnur-lO
a'm. The change to one hour ear
lier was only temporary, and not
permanent as the notice posted M
in the postoffice led us to believe.
when we so stated it last week, and
VIC take pleasure in correcting the
error.
Mrs. Augusta johnson, sister of
Mrs. Ii. Z. Erickson, died last Fri.
day morning aud was buried Satur-
day evening. Mrs. johnson was
well and f~avOrably known by many
of our citizens, and her funeral was
attended by a large concourse of
relatives and friends. To the rela.
tives of the departed one we extend
our warmeSt sympathies.
The detective telegraph pole is
still unattended too, being support.
ed by the temporary arrangement
provided last Wednesday night.
The company should attend to this,
as the support is only a frail one
aud liable at any moment TO give
way. 1t appealsto us they are Tia.
BILE for damages tor any accident
that might happen caused by their
negligence.
This has been a week of accidents
at our mills. Gu Monday morning
at the O'Larry mill, Robt. Lee, a
colored laborer, fell from an elevat.
ed car track and diSlOcated his right
shoulder. He was attended by Or.
and at this writing is i'm
proving rapidly. At the Phoenix
mill Oh Wednesday evening, James
Hubbard, also c0lored, had his right
b:Oken about three inches above
The ankle, by IA heavy piece of tim
Der falling Oh it. The broken limb
was reset by DR.. Cowan, and at last
accounts he was getting along as
we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances.
Below we givea report Of Zion
'ubllc School for the first mouth
i the scholastic year. AS will be
'oted, it makes a splendid showing,
OnSldering it is The first month,
reflects 20 the credit of both
r1ncipal and assistant. The thanks
I patrons OF the school are due the
'ustees OF the X. of II. hall for al
wing the hall to be nsrd as a
;hool room free OF charge, the Zion s
hurch building proving unade.
late to accommodate the large
Imber OF pupils in attendance: :
Total emollmeut:-
'tal enrollment.. ..79
sD1
lmber of pupils tardy ...... 6
me lost by tardiness-minutes. ......3 80 Z
sits received ...... B
County Observation-Disclosures.
District Trustees ........-..
Patrons of school. ............1 N,
The following pupils have been
attendance every day, without
wing been tardy or having had -
'ir names on the list of the dispr [
rly, with an average scholarship
80 such pupils are entitled TO
'cial houor.lor their Department
industry: ~
'ictoria Lematrie, Adell Cirlot, Llbbie -
Bertha Lenssip. Adeline Livauidais, h
ira Ehlels, Bertha Ehlers. Lou Nelson,
Ehlers, Annie Nc %fregor, Bessie
Geriie Elder, Mary Brittle, Sallie ~
so, Lizzie Shudoff, Leona Smith, Jose
ne Ehlers, Louisa Ehlers, Leon Colmer, \
Try Colne~, Claud Passo, Joseph LENA =
. Bruno Lenlatrie, Willie McGregor, N
les McGregor, Sterling McGrcgor, Ed n
d G. use, TheO. Perry, Louis Bertram, ID
ry Bcrtram, Andrew Brondon, Marvin
ner.
JENNIE TAM, Principal.
CUDUBAC. Assistant :